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Executive Order 2020-107 established Michigan Workforce Development Board
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City of Detroit |
20 Day Order - MERC no longer prepares summaries on decisions without exceptions.
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11/15/12
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C12 G-142 & CU12 G-031 | Duty of Fair Representation-failure to state a claim |
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City of Pontiac |
Unfair Labor Practice Not Found; Charging Party Failed to State a Claim upon which Relief can be granted under PERA; Summary Disposition Appropriate where No Material Facts are in Dispute; ALJ may Hear Argument and Dispose of Oral Motion for Summary Disposition without Prior Notice to Parties. Respondent’s Duty To Bargain Over Subcontracting was Met when Parties’ Agreed to Contract Language Specifying Circumstances under which Subcontracting may Occur; Since Contract Provisions Covering the Matter in Dispute could Reasonably be Relied on for the Action at Issue, Parties have a Bona Fide Dispute over Contract Interpretation. A Good Faith Dispute over Interpretation of the Collective Bargaining Agreement is not Repudiation and, therefore, must be Resolved by the Grievance Mechanism Provided in the Parties’ Contract. |
11/15/12
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C11 B-023 | Duty to Bargain - Covered by Contract- Good faith dispute over contract interpretation; Summary disposition - ALJ Authority |
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